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2025 was a milestone year for maternal health — from federal funding to new clinical guidance and tools that empower patients. Our latest roundup highlights seven stories shaping care for pregnant women, including TMAH grants, SMBP toolkits, and ACOG guidance on telehealth.

Top Maternal Health Stories From 2025: Progress, Policy and Patient Empowerment An overview of top news stories in maternal health in 2025, including research, patient surveys, and policy updates.

📰In the news,

Proposed Medicaid cuts and uncertainty around the federal PRAMS database raise alarms about sustained access and progress in maternal health.

Meanwhile, ACOG is advocating major updates to obstetric payment codes to better reflect modern care delivery.

On the innovation front, a Wyoming clinic’s use of Babyscripts RPM underscores the growing reach of digital health in rural areas, while PHTI’s latest report finds that purchasers remain committed to digital solutions—as long as they demonstrate measurable outcomes.

10/24/2025: The State of Maternity Care and Digital Health Bi-weekly roundup of the latest news, research and market insights in the intersection of digital and maternal health.

As a kidney transplant recipient, Leina Nishida didn't know if she could ever carry a pregnancy safely.

Thanks to Babyscripts and Cheyenne OB/GYN, she had access to innovative tools that supported her through her high risk pregnancy -- and led to a healthy delivery.

Innovation has been transformative for many patients just like Leina -- improving access to high quality, equitable care regardless of risk. We're proud to play a role.

Cheyenne Clinic Uses Wearable Tech To Protect Moms And Babies A Cheyenne clinic has just added a remote blood-pressure monitoring program for high-risk pregnancies. It’s just the latest example of wearable health…

Postpartum care is one of the most critical — and often overlooked — periods in maternal health.

California’s new Postpartum Pathway outlines a roadmap for coordinated, whole-person care, addressing medical, behavioral, and social needs.

Babyscripts’ real-world experience implementing our RPM program shows that many of the Pathway’s goals are achievable today.

By connecting patients to their care team, supporting self-management, and facilitating timely interventions, this model demonstrates that a safer, more responsive postpartum experience is possible.

California’s Postpartum Pathway is a Model for Whole-Person Maternal Care California's postpartum pathway offers a model for transforming the fourth trimester.